Thx you David. Your blogs are daily reminders of what is important. They allow me to escape one narcissistic reality to a reality that is tried and true and has existed for millions of years. The moral arc will bend toward justice! I believe.
Thank you dear Friend. I awoke this morning thinking maybe I should not have written it but was immediately reassured and filled with gratitude when I read your remarks. Graçias.
Well said, David. We creatives need to fill the various platforms with the beauty and wonder we find before us, not wallow in the angst, hatred, and disunity that continues to fester from all points the political spectrum. I'm sad to hear that rich Americans have planted their stakes in SMA, but you're right about Mexicans not really wanting to become Americans. They may purchase homes and gain citizenship here, but those actions are more about helping their families earn prosperity that they can't quite manage in Mexico. Many of the people I met in Truckee had properties in Guanaguato, but they work here to support those assets and relatives back home. They are very much Mexican at heart and will always remain so.
Your articles about San Miguel are terrific, David. You have written a comprehensive guide filled with fascinating history and information. Well done, my friend!
Yes, agree, concentrate on art, nature and beauty. Robt Reich and Joyce Vance and Heather C R do an incredible job dealing with politics. On the art note, those murals are incredible!!!!! And yes, the long and intense and topsy-turvy rollercoaster of MX history is --- something else.
Thx you David. Your blogs are daily reminders of what is important. They allow me to escape one narcissistic reality to a reality that is tried and true and has existed for millions of years. The moral arc will bend toward justice! I believe.
Thank you dear Friend. I awoke this morning thinking maybe I should not have written it but was immediately reassured and filled with gratitude when I read your remarks. Graçias.
Well said, David. We creatives need to fill the various platforms with the beauty and wonder we find before us, not wallow in the angst, hatred, and disunity that continues to fester from all points the political spectrum. I'm sad to hear that rich Americans have planted their stakes in SMA, but you're right about Mexicans not really wanting to become Americans. They may purchase homes and gain citizenship here, but those actions are more about helping their families earn prosperity that they can't quite manage in Mexico. Many of the people I met in Truckee had properties in Guanaguato, but they work here to support those assets and relatives back home. They are very much Mexican at heart and will always remain so.
Thank you Sue and thanks for sharing your experience. If I were Mexican I would want to return here too.
Thanks Dave! Your comments are a great help in how to achieve peace of mind during a previously unthinkable time.
Thanks so much for the affirmation Pam!💕
Your articles about San Miguel are terrific, David. You have written a comprehensive guide filled with fascinating history and information. Well done, my friend!
Thank you SO much Lois!💕
Thank you for writing that. Maybe help the rest of us escape? :)
In the UK absolutely no one voted for what we've got!
Yes, agree, concentrate on art, nature and beauty. Robt Reich and Joyce Vance and Heather C R do an incredible job dealing with politics. On the art note, those murals are incredible!!!!! And yes, the long and intense and topsy-turvy rollercoaster of MX history is --- something else.
Thanks Jeanine. Yes. So much for us Gringos to learn about this beautiful country.
Great, David !
Thank you Heinz-Peter~! I so much appreciate your support~!